A genuine legend

No, they're forced to believe they made the right decision. Trump is their man, how could they possibly have been duped, they're too smart for that.

I am retired, and, therefore, nominally 'economically inactive', but in reality money comes in (pensions) and money goes out... not really inactive.

Actually, as I recall, he's already got some tame law firms who 'signed up' to be Government focussed.

Not if he threatens them 😂

Exactly, BBC will, of course, apologise profusely. This compliance is very wearing.

The limp 'response' to Trump's BBC attack (a timid surrender by senior BBC execs, and a failure of any robust UK institutional pushback) has opened the door to every right-wing charlatan and his/her dog while pandering to a convicted FELON who now seeks damages. Britain, you have become so pathetic!

Currently targeting cross-channel ferries.

He can outspend any defence team the BBC can mount

Or confusion over whether it's supposed to be 'independent reporting' or just a State mouthpiece.

I quite enjoy a bit of Al Jazeera

England calling him out AND aligning more with Europe, reducing our dependency on USA is not just a good thing because of Trump, but good per se. Why we keep buying their F35's is beyond me, leaves us vulnerable to lack of spare parts and a possible 'kill switch'.

So, let's say his successor, whoever he/she may be, decide 'oh this tariff thing looks good' where does that leave us?

At some point supine Starmer will have to stop being a Trump 'ally'.

Of course he will see GB News as a viable alternative.

Maybe it should back out of all news and current affairs. Oh, and Question Time, where the right wing loonies turn up all too regularly.

He can't rewrite the history of himself, Johnson being a proven compulsive liar.